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Monday (11/18)
RL& Play Lines (RL Check Tomorrow)
WM vocabulary (Study for 10 Minutes)
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Hang Up and Drive
Read the article and then do the following in your Reading Response Journal:
identify the writer’s opinion
make a list of the ways in which the writer uses language to reveal her bias about this topic and to try to convince readers to feel the same way
decide where you think the editorial would fall on the bias meter
Tuesday & Wednesday (11/19)
Review play lines each night
WM vocabulary each night (Study for 10 Minutes)
Find and examine a newspaper article. Bring a copy of the article.
identify the author’s purpose (inform,entertain, or persuade)
record whether the article is a
biased
or an
objective
account and explain your reasoning
underline evidence within the article to support choosing
objective
or
biased
Thursday
Come ready for Greek Day!
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Monday (11/18)
RL& Play Lines (RL Check Tomorrow)
WM vocabulary (Study for 10 Minutes)
Tuesday & Wednesday (11/19)
Review play lines each night
WM vocabulary each night (Study for 10 Minutes)
Find and examine a newspaper article. Bring a copy of the article.
Thursday
Come ready for Greek Day!